The urgency of this conservation effort is underscored by the State of the High Peaks Report, which recognizes Mosher Hill Falls as a “community gem”— one of 22 cherisheds site where residents and visitors recreate, learn, and connect with nature across the region. The report lists Mosher Hill Falls among the places that define the region’s outdoor heritage and warns that continued public access is not guaranteed unless proactive conservation steps are taken.
When asked about the project Doug Dunlap, Farmington resident, adventure author, and Alliance Board Member said, “Our family – adults and kids – has been visiting Mosher Hill Falls for years. Only a short drive from town, the falls and surrounding forest have a “deep woods” feel, alive with bird calls, the breath of the wind, and the music of falling water. A great destination for a refreshing walk, peace of mind, and an immersion into the natural world!”
